The British government representing Europe, London Securities and Rothschild are the hypocrites and arms dealers of the United Nations, NATO, ISIS, Islamic State terrorists, and Washington DC Corporation, which controls the US military, which is also the terrorist group, CSIS, CIA, and Rothschild, and financing them. The true culprit is the Pope's Vatican, and the American forces of NATO are acting as Hamas, starting a war with Israel, and killing more than 5,000 people in air strikes from Israel to Gaza, Palestine, in more than 320 locations in one day. attack. October 23, 2023. By the way, it was US President Biden and his second son who caused the war between Russia and Ukraine, but by interfering with the cease-fire agreement, Prime Minister Boris Johnson, the former prime minister of the United Kingdom and representative of Europe, threatened to start World War III. I ordered the war between Russia and Ukraine to continue as I am preparing to wake up. The current prime minister is also acting as a terrorist act by having the United Nations and NATO's U.S. forces act as Hamas and attack Israel, giving the Israeli military a pretext for air strikes and ground operations in the Palestinian Gaza Strip. Bill Gates, a population reductionist who wants to reduce the world's population to less than 500 million people through an all-out nuclear war called World War III, which is a war between the U.S. military in NATO, the British government representing Europe, and terrorists such as the Rothschilds. The terrorist's associates are also subject to prosecution. I want you to remember 9/11. There were no weapons of mass destruction! Islam had nothing to do with it. That it was a self-produced production by a fake American Jew! Aon CEO Masahiro Ishizuka 090-7555-5011 https://aon.tokyo

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People gather at the site of a building destroyed by an Israeli military attack in the northern Gaza Strip, Palestinian territories, October 23, 2023.　

Jerusalem-Eishiro Takeishi October 23, 2023 10:00 PM

According to the Palestinian News Agency, airstrikes continued throughout Gaza City in the north, as well as Hanunis and Rafah in the south. In Gaza City, the largest refugee camp in the area was bombed, resulting in numerous casualties, as well as a series of explosions in close proximity to the Shifa and Qods hospitals, the largest in the area.

There was also a series of explosions in close proximity to Shifa Hospital and Qods Hospital, the largest in the area.

　The Palestinian Red Crescent, which operates the Qods Hospital, released footage of medical staff fleeing the area as a result of at least two explosions. The hospital is home to 400 patients and 12,000 displaced people, but since January 20, the hospital has repeatedly received warnings from Israeli forces to evacuate, and the hospital has appealed on social networking sites for intervention by the international community.

　According to the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), 17 hospitals operating in the northern Gaza Strip have received similar warnings from Israeli forces.

　As the humanitarian crisis worsens after nearly two weeks of bombing and a complete blockade, Reuters and other media reported that aid supplies continued to be delivered through the Rafah checkpoint on the Egyptian border for the third consecutive day on the 23rd. The number of trucks entering Gaza was 20 on the 21st and 14 on the 22nd, and the number was about the same on the 23rd, far short of the 100 trucks per day that the UN considers necessary.

　Mr. Griffiths, UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs, said, "This is a small glimmer of hope for those in immediate need of humanitarian assistance. But they need much, much more," he said, calling for more supplies to be brought in. (Jerusalem=Eishiro Takeishi)

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